The Tupinambá of Guanabara Bay, who under chiefs Cunhambebe and Aimberê forged the Tamoio Confederation and allied with French France Antarctique — while their kin the Temiminó, under Araribóia, fought for Portugal in the war for Rio.
The Tamoio were crushed in 1567 when Estácio de Sá's forces stormed the French and Tamoio strongholds and secured the new city of Rio de Janeiro; the victorious Temiminó were resettled across the bay at São Lourenço (Niterói) and were absorbed into the colonial city.
The atlas holds 4 border frames for Tamoio Confederation & Temiminó — the shape you scrub through changes in 570 · 1555 · 1567 · 1601.
An accessible account of the pre-Columbian Americas and the conquest that gutted Amazonian and coastal Brazilian river peoples like the Cocama, Potiguara and Tamoio.
Surveys the Tupinambá of the southeastern coast including the Tamoio and Temiminó (broad regional context).